Film & Spirits EPISODE 84 – Blockbusters of 2026 / The Odyssey / Spider-Man: Brand New Day /Tony For the first time in a while, Sean is piloting the “Film & Spirits” ship solo while Fred is busy being a new dad. He’ll be back soon, just like the Terminator. Alex Callard, a good friend of both the gents and the show, is back to … Continue reading Film & Spirits
To say that this movie has faced its own uphill battle would be an understatement. Once destined to become a tax write-off for Warner Bros, Coyote vs. ACME was saved by Ketchup Entertainment for $50 million. To think that this movie was deemed unworthy for consumption is wild to me. This movie totally rules, and you should 100% go and see it. The short sales … Continue reading ‘Coyote vs. ACME’ Rules – ScreenHub Entertainment
Last week, I highlighted how it was interesting and unexpected that Lanterns elected to separate both Hal Jordan and John Stewart so early on in the season. Episode three must’ve anticipated this reaction and said, “hold my beer”, giving us a flashback-heavy episode that provides us with a lot of backstory for John. Told non-linearly over multiple different periods in time, we got some much-needed … Continue reading Lanterns Episode 3: ‘OutKast’ Spoiler Review – ScreenHub Entertainment
It’s been just over a decade since the release of Grand Theft Auto V, which is why it’s no surprise that the excitement for the upcoming Grand Theft Auto VI is at a fever pitch. Per IGN, the game’s reveal has reached more views than Red Dead Redemption 2, Cyberpunk 2077, and Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom combined and has passed Mr.Beast for the most … Continue reading What To Watch As We Await ‘Grand Theft Auto VI’ – ScreenHub Entertainment
Tony is A24’s biopic about celebrity chef and TV personality Anthony Bourdain. Unlike many biopics, such as the recent Michael or Bohemian Rhapsody, Tony elects to focus its biopic on a very specific moment in Bourdain’s life, a period long before fame. Does this coming-of-age story work, or would focusing on Bourdain’s bigger struggles have been a wiser idea? Let’s find out. Directed by Matt … Continue reading A24’s ‘Tony’ Movie Review – ScreenHub Entertainment
Lanterns returns this week with its sophomore episode, which, interestingly enough, separates its two leads for the majority of the episode while introducing new elements of the greater mystery. It was a touch more cosmic and sci-fi than its grounded opener, but still focused on the 2016 mystery timeline. Let’s see how we fared this week. One of the big things this week is that … Continue reading ‘Lanterns’ Episode 2 ‘Trust Fall’ Spoiler Review – ScreenHub Entertainment
A dinosaur movie on the big screen without the Jurassic moniker? Is that even allowed? Warner Bros and Bad Robot seemed to think so, with the release of The End of Oak Street, a sci-fi romp that feels like it was pulled straight out of The Twilight Zone or The Outer Limits. But does this one land, or should it have been deemed extinct? Let’s … Continue reading ‘The End of Oak Street’ Spoiler-Free Review – ScreenHub Entertainment
I’ll be honest, I wasn’t terribly excited for Lanterns, the latest entry in James Gunn and Peter Safran’s DCU and the current show on HBO Sundays. The main reason is the trailers didn’t really hook me, despite the initial pitch for the show definitely catching my interest. Space cops meets True Detective? So now that the show has launched, were my fears warranted or is … Continue reading ‘Lanterns’ Season Premiere Spoiler Review – ScreenHub Entertainment
I’ll be honest, when I saw the trailers for The Sheep Detectives, I wasn’t really sold. I think the marketing may have leaned a little too far into the silliness of the situation, and I felt that this movie probably wasn’t for me. But it’s been out on Prime for a few weeks now, and I figured, why not? I’m happy to say that I … Continue reading ‘The Sheep Detectives’ Is A Must-See – ScreenHub Entertainment
House of the Dragon season three wraps things up in fiery fashion, much as it opened. Quite a lot happened, and overall, this episode, much like its season, is a noticeable improvement over its sophomore season. But the show, and the finale, are still bogged down by persistent problems that keep it from being legendary. One of the things House of the Dragon has been … Continue reading House of the Dragon ‘The Treasons at Tumbleton’ and Season 3 Spoiler Review – ScreenHub Entertainment
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